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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-05-15
SHERIFF SALES.


NHERIFFs SALEM cHANoERY OF NEW
~ Jersey.
Between Margaret Tappsn. ct al :, compliments
and Edward 1urphy, ct ais, defendants,
Fl. ia. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable May Term 1887
Williams Il Cowles, Solicitors.
by virtue of the above stated writ TO me directed
and delivered, shall sell by puonc vendue. at }.
III. O1bson's Real Estate Exchange, No. a Mont
gomery street, Jersey City on
Thursday, the Second day os June, A. D..
1887,
at two clock in the afternoon. all the following
described land and premises, WITTY the appuIten-
ances being the same described in said writ, that
is TO say:
All that lot or parcel of land and premises sitn-
ate lying and being iii Jersey City, in the County
of Hudson and State OF New Jersey, which a
map filed in the Office of the Clerk of said county,
showing the partitions of lands in Jersey City
among the heirs of John B. Coles. deceased, is de-
signaled as lot number nineteen 90, block
hundred and sixiy-two, bounded aud described
follows: Beginning at point in the east erly line
OF Erie street. distant fifty 50 feet norherly from
the norheasterly corner formed by the intersec-
lion of Erie and North Fifth tnow Thilieenth}
Streets thence ~ northerly along the easterly line
of Erie street twenty ave t25l feet; thence ~ east
erly and parallel to North Fifth tnow Thrteenth)
street one hundred 900 feet thence 9) southerly
parallel to Erie street twenty Ave 25) feet; thence
~ westerly parallel to Moth Fifth tnow Th1r
teenthl street hundred 00 feet to the easterly
side of Erie street, the place of beginning, being
the same premises conveyed t. Edward Murphy by
Dewitt Tappan and wife and kliza T. Coles by
deed dated June 9Th. 1868, and recorded in Book
172 of Deeds for Hudson County, page &c. and be-
ing the same premises described in a mortgage
made by Edward Murphy and wife to Margaret
Tappan recorded in Book 80 Of Mortgages page 121,
etc.
Dated March 26, 1886
FERDINANDHEINTZE, Sheriff.
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SOCTAL Festivities.

Commodore E. E. Fackert, of the Dolphin Fish.
ing Club celebrated his 80 ! anniversary with beer
and a band at Palisade Hail. Wednesday evening.
The Misses Long of the Heights, gave very
pleasant reception at their home last Wednesday
evening in honor OF their guest, Miss Grace Coyle,
who is visiting them from Oil City, Penn.
There was very pleasant little party at the resi-
dence OF Miss Annie Handing, of No. 233 Newark
tcipated in the evenings gaieties The Misses
Aggie Dowd. Jennie Mcneil Libbis Graham. Addie
PIimley, Lulu Howard, Lacy Moor, Sadie Butler,
Ida ketcham, Hattie Ham end and Messrs. Bepj
Teas, Walter Teas, Eddie Mccormick Ed Connell,
Archie Wilson, Geo. Plimloy and David Ruby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bshr gave an enjoyable birthday
party to their daughter Lila on Friday evening.
The guests amused themselves in dancing and
playing ga mes and at eleven clock partook of an
exeellt mt supper. Miss Bahr was the recipient OF
many beautiful presents Among those in attend
ance were Miss Lila Bahr and Walter DeBonde,
Mamie White and Jas. HUM, Addie Hill and Eu-
gene Alillelot, Hattie Hill and Arthur Broderick,
florence Brooks and Fred Allen, Lulu Scheid and
Eddie Brodrick, Tessie Schakenbach and Louis
DeRonde, Ina Booth aud Fred White Jessie Rus
sell and Robert Sshalkenbach, May Youngs and
Viola Jones.
Friday evening was the anniversary of the we'd
ding OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Smith, of No. . Willow
avenue, and it was made the occasion Of surprise
party by their friends The guests spent the even
ing pleasantly in dancing and at other amusements
and at midnight enjoyed an excellent supper. Miss
Gussle Brfmaglon, Mrs. Ludlum and Mrs. Il.
Strong, members of the D. of L. NO g. of which the
host and hostess are members, managed the affair.
Among the guests were: Mr.. aud Mira. j. B. Smith.
parents of the host. Miss krimagion and s. c.
Somerviile, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Slower, Mr., and
Mrs. G. Ludlum and daughter, Miss L. B. Smith,
Miss Lille Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Garret Smith. Dir.
Ira Alpaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Strong. Mr.. and Mrs
a. Salt, mir. and Mrs. Taft and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs Sealy, Mr.. and Mrs Campbell Mrs. Haines,
Mrs Barnes, Mrs. Gao Belger, Miss Mamie DAILY,
Miss Angie Cullen, Mr.. Charles and Miss Anna
Blauyelt, Miss Minnis Trewin, Mr.. A. Archibald
and Miss L. Klein.
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AMosG THE CHURCHES.

The anniversary of the Home for the omelss
will be celebrated at the Tabernacle tonight.
The W. @. T. o., OF West Bergen, introduced
Mother Goose and her family to the little folks in
the West Side Avenue NJ. E. Church, Thursday
evening.
The noted Ginger, Mr.. Peter Gulick will assist in
the services Of Grace NJ. L. Church this week. DR..
Harcourt. the pastor will preach to-day, morning
and evening.
All the goods left over from the fair recently
held by the Second Reformed German Church, on
Central avenue, were sold at auction Monday even
ing at fair prices.
Hugh de Payens Commandery, knights TEN
pfar will go in body to the Bergen Baptist
Church on Ascension Day to hear appropriate
sermon by d. J Ellison, the pastor.
No changes will be made in the musical arrange
ments in the summit Avenue United Presbyterian
Church. Mr. Samuel Limerick is precentor, and
W. j. Machin and Miss Slranahan preside al the
organ.
The net receipts of the fair'he.d at Kesslers
Hall by the st. Nicholas II. Q. Church about
So 500 The goods remaining unsold We're PUT up
ut auction last Monday night and sold st low
prices.
AT a meeting of gentlemen interested in the new
Y. NJ. Q. A, movement at w. 7. Evans residence,
on York street. Thursday night, W. O. Douglas.
Rev. DR.. Scudder, Rev. L. Il. Dunn and MIR. Jos
A. Dear made addresses.
Rev. John L. Scudder will preach al the Taber-
nacle Church, corner York and Henderson streets,
this morning. upon the Sabbath" The evening
"Home of the Homeless" Every cordially in
vited. Seats free the moment the services com.
mence.
Superintendent Chester, of he Central Avenue
Reformed Church. and R. E. Johnson, of the Sum-
NIT Avenue Baptist Schools, are making prepare
tons for review and parade to the Elevator, on
or about the 25th, by the Sunday schools of the
Hudson City and Bergen districts. The following
churches have thus far decided to unite Summit
Avenue Baptist and its mission on Lincoln street,
Westminster Presbyterian, Central Avenue Re-
Formed. James NJ. E. and West Hoboken Baptist.
The children of the Park Reformed Church held
pleasant musical May festival Tuesday evening,
in the church Over one hundred voices partici-
pated in the choral music, under the direction Of
j. W. Black. W G. Elchborn was accompanist.
During the evening the children sang THE hunter
winds his bugle horn" Joys of Spring." "a
farmer l viii be-" Misses Ii. Watson A. Jones
and F. Harrison rendered solos which received
much applause, and Tennysons Brook" which
was sung by Miss Bessie MacLeap, was received
with enthusiasm. Masters Z. Carter, A. Van Torn,
+. Frazer and B. Brown rendered solo parts in
song and chorus, and Mr.. q. Tilden, accompanied
by eight young ladies, sang cave Marie" with
pleasing effect. The singing of Miss Ida Snlfen
and Jessie Black added greatly to the entertain
ment, and the young ladies were rewarded with
long applause. The entertainment closed with
some jubilee choruses, which We're we'll rendered.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hamilton W. Msbie, editor of the New York
"Caristan Union" lsctured at Hasbrouck Insti-
tuts, "The Modern Magician" Thursday.
The Jersey City Dramatic olab will play caste
instead of, WAS announced last Sunday morning
"Our American Cousin, at the Academy a week
from tomorrow night.
The Lady Friendship Bowling Club had a
sociable at the residence of Mrs. Theodore Lemerz
on Newark avenue, last THURSDAY evening. Among
those present were. Mr. aud Mrs L. LemerZ
SAerif and Mrs. Heintze, Finance Commissioner
E. DATE and wife and Miss DatZ, Frank Gallery and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Frank, Mr. and Mrs O.
Zwsrneman, Charles Lang and sisters, Mr.. Henry
Lemerz Theodore Lemsrz. Jr. Misses Minnie
Lemefz, Jennie Zwsrnsmann. CLARA Heintze, and
Miss Maggie Banks, and Master George Zwerne-
mann. After supper Miss Lizzie DATE and Miss
Maggie Banks sang Master Zwerneman and others
played and there was dance.
Many friends of Messrs Moylan 4 Holmes gath
cred at their college of Music, 40 Montgomery
street. last Monday evening and enjoyed the fol-
for two pianos, by Messrs. Moylan and holmes;
soprano solo, 'Pierrot' by Miss Lue Cressman;
concerto, &c Minor Prests." by Miss Lizzie Du-
mont cornet duet, Maria du Rudenz," by Frank
and Walter Holiness recitation. Little Willie" by
Miss Lille Meyers; concerts, Miss Mamie Condor;
Trio, LA Senorita," by Miss Lue Crossman and
Messrs. g. Morrow and M. w. Holmes; cornet
solo, Good Bye Mr.. Frank Holmes; piano solo,
'Melodie in f., by Mr.. James Moylan.
An enjoyable concert was given at Henkels Ca
sino. Monday evening, under the direction of Her
man & Limsn, of the New York Dramatic Agency.
None but s'star" artists participated. The enter
tainment opened with an overture by the Vienna
Lady Orchestra, composed of twenty pieces, and
during the evening the following persons appeared
and entertained the audience; Barlow the Dutch
comedian; Adele Martinetti, the song and dance
artistic; Leslie & Hardman, the comedians; Auzo,
the contortionist Prof Lamb, the ventriloquist;
Miss Spall the stump speaker Sophy Thorne,
champion clog dancer; Prof. Savior, French come
dian; J. Corners. Irish comedians the MoIels. the
well known singers; Edwards & Kernell, Scotch
artists and the Love Sisters After the concert the
room was cleared and dancing was started.
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HoBoKEN NOTES.
The Lyra fsstiga next Friday.

The Lyra fsstiga next Friday.
Some Hoboken capitalists preparing to Or
ganize the Second National Bank.
kirmses will be opened at Odd Fellows Hall
Tuesday under the direction Of Nine. Jurisch by
the ladies and gentlemen of "our Lady of Grace .
Last Sunday evening Harmonic Hall: so Hudson
street. was the scene of a marriage ceremony per-
formed by Rev DR.. Erich, of st. Matthew'S Lu-
theran Church. The contracting parties were Miss
Sophie F. Roland o. A. First street, and Mr. Adoph
?. Lasch, Miss Agnes Roland the brides sister
was the maid of honor and Adolph Koechling act
ed as best man, while B. Van Nostrond, of Yonkers
n acted as usher The guests INDUCED in
dancing and al midnight partook of an excellent
supper. Among oahers present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Roland parents of the bride, also Mrs
Kulle tho latter's grandmother; John Lasch and
Miss Maggie Strauss, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Horny Secathe, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs Ewers
of Brookly n, Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Kulle, of New
york: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Secathe. of New ork
Mrs. Clara koechling and son, VIM. Koech1iRg, of
New York; Mrs. Annie Goettsche, Fred Wolf, CT
New York; D. +. Van Nostrand, of Yonkers and
Miss Gussie Roland and Louis Ewers, of Brooklyn
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SHEREEFEE,s SALEM cHANcERr OF NEW

CHERIFF's SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW
u JERSEY.
Between Lansing Zabriskie Executor of Charles
g. Sisson, deceased, Complainant, and Flesta
Wheeler ct al defendants.
FL Fa, for sale of mortgaged premises,
Returnable May Term, 1887.
John W. Heck, Solicitor.
BY virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, shall sell by public vendue at j,
NJ. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange No. At Mont
gomery street, Jersey City, on
Thursday, the Sixteenth day of Jnne, A. d.
1887,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises with the appurten-
ances, being the same described in said writ, that
is 10 say:
All that certain lot or parcel of land ana pre- m
Uses situate lying and being in Jersey City, in the
County of Hudson and State of New Jersey, which
may be described as follows, viz: Beginning at q
point in the northerly line of South Fifth street
(now Fourth street, distant t133 IT. in.) hun
bred and thirty feet and four inches westerly
from the northwest corner of Erie and South Fifth
streets and running thence ~ northerly parallel
with Eris street through and beyond q party wall
standing partly on the premises hereby described
and partly on the premises next adjoining easter
ly thereto hundred q00) feet; thence t2) west
erly parallel with South Fifth street (16 TT. in. J
sixteen feet and eight inches; thence 81 southerly
parallel with Erie street to, through and beyond
party wall standing partly on the premises hereby
described and partly on the premises next adjoin-
ing westerly thereto one hundred 100) feet to
South Fifth street; and thence az easterly along
the northerly side of South Fifth street sixteen
feet and eight inches (16 it. in to the place of
beginning, being the same premises conveyed 10
Sarah Jane Wheeler by said Lansing Zabliskie,
executor of said Charles G. Sisson, deceased, by
deed bearing even date with the mortgage in said
bill mentioned, the same having been given to
cure part of the purchase money tharefor.
Dated April 9, 1887
FERDINAND HEINTzE. Sheriff.
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Notice to Taxpayers.
pUBLIo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the
Assessor for The Third Aldsrmanis District

Of Jersey City
WILL BE PRESENT AT THE CITY HALL
of said city during the hours from seven o'clock p.
m. to nine O'Clock p. M, on the
EVENINGS in the month Of NAV e 1887
and on the Second and Third Satur-
day Forenoons
from ten 10 twelve o'clock in said month Of May
for the purpose of receiving sta tements, under
oath affirmation of the personal property liable
to taxation, of any person or persons or corpora
ton, in pursuance of an act of the Legislature of
New Jersey, entitled IAN act creating County
Board Of Commissioners of Appeal in Cases of Tax
alton, and for equalzing assessments for taxes in
the County Of Hudson, approved April A, 1878.
JOHN G. ROBBINS,
Assessor Third District, 275 Third street. Jersey
City.
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Notice to Taxpayers.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the
Assessor for The Fourth Aldermanic District

Of Jersey City
WILL BE PRESENT AT THE CITY HALL
of said city during the hours from o'clock p. m.
to O'Clock p. M, ON the
First and Second Tuesday and Wednesday
Evenings IN the month of May, 1887,
and on the Second and Third Satur-
day Forenoons,
in said month of May, from ten to twelve o'clock,
for the purpose of receiving statements under
oath Affirmation, of the personal property liable
to taxation, of any person or persons or corpora
ton, in pursuance of act OF the Legislature of
New Jersey, entitled can act creating County
Board of Commissioners of Appeal in cases of Tax
ation and for equalizing assessments for taxes in
the County Of Hudson" approved April 4. 1873.
THOMAS McEWAN,
Assessor Fourth District 19S Congress stree Jersey
City
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SOCIETIES AND LODGES.

st. MichaOls Literary and Dramatic Union will
be represented at the National Convention of the
Young Mems Catholic Unions, which will be held
in New York on the oath and 25th Of this month";
by President r. W. MeInerney, ]. K. Murphy and
u. j, Murphy. Alternates, John Cleary, Frank
Ryan and John J Mulvrey.
Herman Aberg. member Of Hope Council, A.
L. of H.. died few weeks ago. The Council
promptly paid the 100 policy on his life. He
Lad paid only $63 of assessments.
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Notice to Taxpayers.
pUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l. the
Assessor for The Fifth Adermanis District
of Jersey City

of Jersey City
WILL BE PRESENT AT THE CITY HALL
Of said city during the hoars from o'clock p. m.
to 8 oclock p ln on the
First and Second Tuesday and Wednesday
Evenings in the month of May, 1887,
and on the Second and Third Satur2
day Forenoons,
in said month of May. from 10 to - O'Clock, for
the purpose of receiving statements under oath or
affirmation, OF the personal property liable to taxa
ton of any person or persons or corporation, in
pursuance OF act of the Legislature of New Jer-
sey, entitled Gan act creating County Board of
Commissioners of Appeal in Cases OF Taxation, and
for equalizing assessments for taxes in the County
of Hudson, approved April 4, 1873.
DAVID w. LAWRENCE.
Assessor Fifth District Office, GIL Newark avenue,
Jersey City.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
AN ORDINANCE

ITO AMEND IAN ORDINANCE REGULATING
L the use of streets, sidewalks and public
grounds in Jersey City" passed March IT 1874.
The Mayor and aldermen Of Jersey City do ordain as
tolioios:
the ordinance passed March II, 1874. entitled
can ordinance regulating the use of streets, side
walks and public grounds in Jersey City," be
amended by adding the following words: 'But the
Board of Aldermen may, by resolution, authorize
any person persons. or its Committee on Streets
to cut down, trim or remove any tree now standing
on any public street or place."
Passed April 26, 1887
NJ, j. o'RoURKE, President.
JOHN E. ScoTT, City Clerk.
Approved April %, 1887.
OREsTES CLEVELAND, Mayor.
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oHER1rrs sA1E.-IN oHANoERY or NEw

OHERIFFs SALEM cHANCERY OF NEW
y JERSEY.
Between Charles W. zabriskie ct ais, Complain
ants, and Mary Ann Furey. Defendants.
Fl. fa,. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable May Term, A, u. 1887.
j. NJ. Van Valen Solicitor.
The sale under the above stated writ stands ad-
journed to
Thursday, June 9th, AID. 1887,
at J. N. Gibsons Real Estate Exchange, No. ~
Montgomery street, jersey City, at 0 clock p. m.
FERDINAND HEINIzE, Sheriff.
Dated May II. a. D. 1887.
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'Taint good to paint the town red. but it is well
to paint your house inside and out at this time Of
the year Buy your paints and brushes Of Wood &
Menagh, 1873 Newark and 40 Ravonia avenues.
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Notice to Taxpayers.
pUBLIc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
L the
Assessor for Tho Sixth A!lernanic District

OF Jersey City
WILL BE PRESENT AT The CITY HALL
Of said city during the hours from O'Clock p. m.
to o'clock p. M. on the
First and Second Tuesday and Wednesday
Evenings in the month of May, 1887,
and on the Second add Third Satur-s
day Forenoons,
in the said month of May, from ten 10 twelve
O'clock, for the purpose of receiving statements,
under oath Affirmation, of the personal property
liable to taxation of any person or persons or cor
poraton, in pursuance of act of the Legislature
OF New Jersey. entitled can act creating County
Board Of Commissioners of Appeal In Cases of Tax
etion and for equalizing assessments TOR taxes in
the County of Hudson, approved April 4, 1873.
Il. P. SNOWDEN
Assessor Sixth District, 139 Grant avenue, Jersey
City.
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Notice to Taxpayers.
public NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l. the
Assessor for The Second AIlermanic District
NJ Iarsaxy Ci.v

CIly
WILL BE PRESENT AT THE CITY HALL
Of said city during the hours from seven o'cloek D.
m. to nine o'clock p. m on the
First and Second Tuesday and Wednesday
Evenings in the month of MAY, 1881.
and on the Second and Third Satur-
day Forenoons
in said month of May, from ten to twelve O'Clock,
for the purpose of receiving stateme nts. under
oath or affirmation, Of the personal properly liable
to taxation, of any person persons or corpora
ton, in pursuance Of an act of the Legislature of
New Jersey, entitled IAN act creating County
Board of Commissioners OF Appeal in Cases of
Taxation, snd for equalizing assessments for
taxes in the County of Hi dson," approved April
4. 1873. MICHAEL j. O'ROURKE.
Assessor Second District, 212 Erie street, Jersey
City.
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CHERIFFss SALEM CHAEcERY oF NEW
y JERSEY
Between Elizabeth P. Butts, Trustee, complain
ant, and William q. Traphagen ct al, defendants.
Fl. Fa. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable May Term, A. ID. 1887.
Collins K Corbin, Solicitors.
The sale ander the above stated writ stands ad-
journed to
Thursday, May 26, A. D. 1887,
at John NJ Gibsoa's Real Estate and Auction
Rooms, No. AZ Montgomery street, Jersey city, at
o'clock p.
FERDINAND HEINTZE. Sheriff.
Dated April 2s, A. D. 1887.
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Notice to Taxpayers.
pUBLIo NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Assessor fG The First AldermaHic Dis tict
of Jersev Citv

of Jersey City
WILL BE PRESENT ATTHE CITY HALL
of said city during the hours from seven o'clock p
m. to nine O'Clock p. IN on the
First and Second Tuesday and Wednesday
Evenings IN the month of May, 1887,
and on the Second and Third Satur-
day Forenoons,
from ten to twelve o'clock in said month OF May
for the purpose of receiving statements, under
TO taxation of any person or persops or
corporation in pursuance of act Of the Lecisla-
ture of New Jersey, entitled can act creating a
County Board Of Commissioners of Appeal in cases
Of Taxation, and for equallizng assessments for
taxes in the county Of Hudson" approved April T.
1873. PATRICK II. O'NEILI.
Assessor First District 6S Wayne street.
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SPORTING NOTES.

George Taylor. of this city, won second prize in
the 70 yard run at the Spartan Harriers gamss
The entries for the Decoration Day sports Of the
Scottish. American Club will close with George d.
Buschield, secretary, 4s5 Grove street. week from
tomorrow.
party of Newark bowlers outbowled party of
Jersey City bowlers at Bob" Smiths on Halliday
street, Thursday night. But it was close game
Jersey City, 129; Newark 1873.
The following score was made Tuesday night in
q bowling contest on Lemmerz's alleys by mem
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To make your flowers, grass and vegetables
sprout. grow and bloom by your own handiwork
bay your garden implements Of Wood & Menagh
lSs Newark and 10 Pavonia avenues.
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The change to warm weather has set in and you
must don Lew underwear. Balbriggan, Glasten-
bury, fine wool and merino underyests and pants,
soft cool sad protecting. at Baron's, Newark
Avenue.
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The following is bowling score made Wednes-
" by taams from the LarseY City Athlatics.

The entertainment given at the Oakland Rink,
Thursday, for the benefit of Jimmy Larkins,
was only moderate success.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-24
Reported Death Of stanley.

LONDON, July 2l-A dispatch from
st. Thomas, west Africa, says the
West African company has received o
report that Henry NJ. Stan ley. Afri-
can explorer, has been shot dead by
natives, with whom his expedition
has been fighting In order to obtain
supplies. Another account says that
the steamer OH which Stanley was
proceeding to the relief of Emin Bey
was sunk and that the explorer was
drowned. This report emanates from
q missionary at Matadi, who received
It from . native from up the country.
No direct message has been received
from the expedition.
The report of the death of Stanley 10
utterly discredited here. The latest
authentic news from him was from
Aruwimi, and was sent under date OF
June End. 1t would be impossible for
a native to reach Mstadi from Aruwi.
mi since that time. the distance being
l,OiO mile through the toughest coun-
try.